sci.energy

In article @>, says...
> On Feb 14, 11:49 am, contraversie wrote:
> > On Feb 10, 4:04 pm, hhc...@ wrote:
> >
> > > On Feb 10, 11:19 am, Joe wrote:
> >
> > > > See the video via
> >
> > > Can I assume that you simply posted the wrong link?
> >
> > > Harry C.
> >
> > here I think this is the link they were trying to paste
> >
> > /tol/news/tech_and_web/article3333...
> >
> > Now if this technology works like it is supposed to, the electric cars
> > could use it.
> > Put this on all the struts or shocks or somewhere on the suspension of
> > the car.
> > The roads I have to drive on, the battery would stay charged up for
> > years with a few minutes of driving.
> >
> > I Don't know but  nobody listens to me anyway
>
> Actually some people do listen.
>
> Thanks for posting the correct link, not that it contains anything of
> interest that was not already known 100 or more years ago.
>
> Idiots will continuously search for sources of free energy, while most
> people with a functioning brain realize that there is no "free lunch".

I've listened to the developers of this device and the price doesn't
seem too bad. It only generates during the leg's deceleration phase.
According to the developers it's not noticeable on turn on but when you
switch it off it takes a few strides before you stop over-extending your
leg.

Long term side effects could be another matter of course. And I
wouldn't expect to power very much from it.

Robert

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